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Table Oxidation of phenol over CuClg Pc-Na-Y (0.26) InOuenceof HjOjConcentration...

Of basic importance when determining risk is the absolute and relative amounts of the exposed pyrite that occur above or below the water table. Above the water table, oxidation rates are usually catalyzed by bacteria and can be very fast in fine-grained waste-rock piles. Rates in water-saturated spoil materials or below the water table are generally much slower because of the unavailability of free oxygen. 

TABLE. Oxidation states of refractory metals in NaCl-KCl molten salt... 

At present hexacyanoferrate(III) is the most widely applicable oxidant (see the table). Oxidants are generally used at a concentration of 0.5 mM, thus avoiding excessive oxidation of sulfhydryl groups and other side chains of the enzyme while still allowing the paracatalytic modification to proceed at an acceptably rapid rate. In some instances, the inactivation of the enzyme may be faster in the absence of substrate than in the presence of oxidant plus substrate. In such instances, direct oxidation of essential amino acids, cysteinyl residues in particular, apparently precedes paracatalytic modification. 

Table /, Oxidation of various olefins whh [Ke fS-Mej-TPAXCHiCNliKClO ) undHiO "" ...

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